Moral Combat: Good and Evil in World War II
Michael Burleigh investigates the moral dilemmas and ethical choices that shaped the course and memory of World War II.
About This Book
Moral Combat explores ethical questions raised by the conduct of World War II.
The book draws on a wide range of historical sources to examine decisions made by leaders and ordinary people.
It considers how concepts of good and evil were interpreted in different wartime contexts.
Readers gain insight into the moral challenges faced across multiple theaters of conflict.
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